Sentence examples for incidentally reducing from inspiring English sources

(Since the first Angelico retrospective, in Florence in 1955, new attributions to the artist have come thick and fast, by the standards of art history, incidentally reducing the already doubtful status of the Late Gothic painter Gherardo Starnina, whose putative touchstone "Thebaid," a teeming narrative of a monk's travels to Egypt, now belongs to the young Angelico).

Incidentally, reducing fiscal costs is a major component of the Affordable Care Act, and the independent Congressional Budget Office reported in July that repealing "Obamacare" would add $716 billion in costs back to Medicare between now and 2022.

It has also, incidentally, reduced the need to take new land into cultivation, thus reducing the pressure on biodiversity.

It has also, incidentally, reduced the need to take new land into cultivation, thus reducing the pressure on biodiversity.Third, that threat of biodiversity loss is real, but exaggerated.

This should, incidentally, reduce the currently over-extended list of candidate materials to more realistic proportions.

Won't lower rates (which can, incidentally, be reduced much further) also reduce mortgage payments -- not to mention the burden of debt on corporations?

The urchin's crucial encounter with a herd of soon-to-be-slaughtered sheep, not incidentally, was reduced to a bad-dream narrative.

Incidentally, other technologies for reducing carbon dioxide emissions also run into trouble at large scales.

Incidentally, B. juncea contains reducing sugars such as glucose and fructose [53]; therefore, it is believed that they reduce AgNO3 and HAuCl4 salts to silver and gold nanoparticles, respectively.

Not incidentally, these changes reduced Rousey's role: same fighting, less emoting.

Incidentally, it can reduce the net carbon emissions due to the requirement for CO2 when the P2G facilities are operated to synthesize methane.